Support TC39 decorators#169
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This commit adapts the babel configuration to support the syntax propsed by the TC39 decorator proposal: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-decorators This proposal is now stage 3 (recommended to be implemented). It is likely that this is the syntax that will be used for a decorators for a long time. The syntax is similar (using the @decorator) to the "legacy" decorators so this should be backward compatible with code using the old decorators. Fixes ttag-org#168.
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I just rebased the PR on master now that #171 was merged! |
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oh, nice! thanks. Will release the new version ASAP |
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This commit adapts the babel configuration to support the syntax propsed by the TC39 decorator proposal: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-decorators
This proposal is now stage 3 (recommended to be implemented). It is likely that this is the syntax that will be used for a decorators for a long time.
The syntax is similar (using the
@decorator) to the "legacy" decorators so this should be backward compatible with code using the old decorators.Fixes #168.